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1927.03.0018 :: mortel, Mortelstöt

Object description

Mortelstöt, hörde ursprungligen ej till morteln 27.3.17.

Gåva av Dr. Spier, Berkeley, Calif.

Data elements
References (1)

Inventarienummer

1927.03.0018

generalkatalog-nr

33799

mortel; Mortelstöt

redskap och utrustning

underkategori

övrig hushållsutrustning

Etnisk grupp

Materialkategori

Namn - donator

Spier, Leslie (1893-12-13 - 1961-12-03), antropolog

Beskrivning: Leslie Spier, född 13 december 1893, New York, död 3 december 1961, amerikansk antorpolog, verksam vid flera universitet och museer i USA, bland annat Berkley, Kalifornien, USA.Leslie%20Spier%2C%20f%C3%B6dd%2013%20december%201893%2C%20New%20York%2C%20d%C3%B6d%203%20december%201961%2C%20amerikansk%20antorpolog%2C%20verksam%20vid%20flera%20universitet%20och%20museer%20i%20USA%2C%20bland%20annat%20Berkley%2C%20Kalifornien%2C%20USA.
Källor - http: www.encyclopedia.com, www.unm.edu, collections.smvk.se
Källor, Viaf - samma som: viaf.org
Källor, Wikipedia - beskr. av: en.wikipedia.org
Källor, Kulturnav - samma: kulturnav.org

Tidpunkt - förvärv till museet

Världsdel - ursprung

Land - ursprung

USA : Nordamerika

Källor, Wikipedia - beskr. av: sv.wikipedia.org
Geonames-referens: sws.geonames.org

Geografiskt namn - annat

Klamath Reservation, Oregon, USA

Original: beskrivning

Mortelstöt, hörde ursprungligen ej till morteln 27.3.17. Gåva av Dr. Spier, Berkeley, Calif.

Original: lokal

Klamath Reservation, Oregon, U.S.A.

Original: publ

Barrets i University of Cal.. Publ. in American archeol. and ethnology. Vol. 5 no 4.

Original: skiss eller foto

Original: stam

Datum - registrering

Belongs to Samling

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